The AMA at its worst

Suppressing cancer research
Harry Hoxsey's treatment for cancer was endorsed by senators, judges and even some doctors. Two federal courts upheld its therapeutic value and by the 1950s his clinics were found in seventeen states. It spite of this, the AMA targeted him and drove him out of business.

If a low cost, reliable treatment for cancer were discovered outside the medical establishment would the general public ever find out about it?

Watch this film and find out.


Hoxsey: How Healing Becomes A 'Crime'